Golightly Photos

i chose to take pictures of my flute. i loved playing the flute when i was in jr high. i thought i could get some pretty cool shots out of this. then i took some pictures and it turned out 10X better than i could have imagined. i loved taking the photos for this assignment.

these photos show a shallow depth of field. and i love how they turned out.

This is one of my favorite motion blur photos.

 

i love this freeze motion picture.

 

photo found at https://digital-photography-school.com/the-rule-of-thirds-weekly-photography-challenge/

photographer unknown

i picked this image because it goes so well with the rule of thirds. the light house is right in line with my 66 line. the mountains/horizon is right in line with my horizontal 66 line.

this was taken in my kitchen. i love the way the salt fell out of the bottle. it fits the rule of thirds

 

photo found at https://www.viewbug.com/blog/eading-lines-photo-contest-winners

photographer John Greengo

i picked this photo because you attention goes directly to the person in the middle because of the leading lines.

this is a photo of my guitar. it displays leading lines really well and carry’s your eyes through the image

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photo found at https://digital-photography-school.com/an-exercise-for-you-to-practice-depth-of-field-without-going-outside/

photographer unknown

i decided on this photo because your eyes focus right on the base ball water bottle not anything else.

this is a personal photo of my brother and this displays the depth of field idea.

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